Dr. Scholl's Anti-Blister Stick?

[living la vida mickey]

Has anyone used the Dr. Scholl's anti-blister stick? It's new. I just picked one up at Target. Is it like bodyglide? It says it acts as a barrier for blisters. We leave on Friday. Any info would be appreciated, especially if I need to go get the bodyglide. Thanks.

 

[AnitaDisneyVacation]

I don't know about the anti-blister stick, but I swear by moleskin to treat blisters that have already formed. It's sold in the same aisle as the other Dr. Scholl's products, and the generic works as well as the name brand.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

 

[KJ Luvs Pluto]

I would be interested in hearing about this too since I can't find body glide anywhere around here. I don't have a Target either but Dr Scholls products are available at Walgreens and maybe they have this new product there. I have been using solid deoderant on the hot spots on my feet in the past and that works, but if there's something better out there, I would be willing to try it.

 

[minnie1012]

I have never used body glide but I have used the blister stick and it worked great for me. I am very blister prone and can not wear anything without socks. So I used the blister stick quite a few times this past summer.

 

[living la vida mickey]

Thanks, Minnie 1012. I'm trying it Saturday. I'll report back on how it works.

 

[living la vida mickey]

Got back this morning. The Dr. Scholl's Anti-Blister stick worked very well. I have very sensitive feet. I wore my Merrel flip-flops and used the blister stick and had no hot spots or blisters. I will definitely use it again. Merry Christmas, everybody! BTW, we had a wonderful trip!